He also describes it as a mechanistic form of emergence (see Section 4.2 below).
So-called scientific Marxism is a non-philosophical, mechanistic form of Marxist theory that teaches the inevitable, automatic collapse of capitalism.
It was Galileo Galilei who made a bold departure from the qualitative background of Aristotelian matter, defending a mechanistic form of atomism in which atoms did not have dimensions.
Work on mechanisms has also helped to clarify the idea of levels of organization and its relation to other forms of organization and non-mechanistic forms of emergence.
The drawing Universal Prostitution (1916 19) and the painting Amorous Procession (1917) are typical of his Dadaist phase; their association of mechanistic forms with sexual allusions were successfully shocking satires of bourgeois values.
Most of today's best organisations have abandoned this idea at least in the mechanistic form that it rapidly assumed.
Consequently, the interpretive process of "best fit" framework synthesis, while more "mechanistic" than other forms of synthesis, is correspondingly more pragmatic and transparent.
Therefore, in this in vitro study using cultured mouse cortical neurons, we have investigated axon degeneration following excitotoxicity induced by kainic acid to determine mechanistic similarities to other forms of axon degeneration.
These studies help elucidate the dynamics of T/HS-induced inflammation, complementing other forms of dynamic mechanistic modeling.
The existence of a mechanistic dichotomy between these different forms of learning may help explain why hippocampal dysfunction results in anterograde amnesia (Scoville and Milner, 1957) while recollection of old, schema-based memories (Winocur et al., 2005) is preserved.
The relative mechanistic roles the two primary forms of the estrogen receptor (ERα and ERβ) play in the estrogen-dependent organization of the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal (HPG) axis remain incompletely characterized.
